How to Engage with Anger with Aubrey Coleman

How to Engage with Anger with Aubrey Coleman

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Shop the full Advent Collection here! Do you ever feel like packed fall schedules pull your heart away from Christ instead of drawing you closer? In this episode of The Daily Grace Podcast, Shelby sits down with author Beth to demystify liturgical living and explore how the ancie ...  Show more

Will Jesus Sustain Me While I Wait?

Shop the full Advent Collection here! Do you ever feel like a season of waiting is dragging on so long that your heart feels weary and numb? In this episode of The Daily Grace Podcast, Shelby and Beth sit down for a sweet, honest conversation around a question we all face: Will J ...  Show more

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